Harry Kane has made history for Tottenham! 👇 9WWOS PL
Even the absence of Tottenham manager Antonio Conte, recovering in his native Italy after having his gallbladder removed this week, couldn't change the narrative around this particular fixture.
"Just a magical moment," Kane said in an on-field interview as he looked out at Tottenham's celebrating fans, "and I was desperate to do it with a win. To do it in front of the home fans is a moment I'll never forget. This time, there was no comeback despite a second-half resurgence sparked by the introduction of Kevin De Bruyne, who was benched for the second straight game against Tottenham, and the 87th-minute sending-off of Cristian Romero for a second yellow card.
Guardiola said City's players were "not in the position to think about being champions, just the next game."
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